Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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FASHION BOARD Shown are members of the Fair- mont State College Mademoiselle fashion board. Sponsored by a lead- ing downtown store, the board is comprised of two girls from each campus sorority, as well as four in- dependents. The board meets each month to discuss latest style trends on campus, as well as to learn of fashion developments in the New York and foreign markets. Kow I-. S. Morris. L. Armstrong. C. Priester. P. Maurer, P. Vandergrift. S. Beil, F. Monell. Associated Women Students Associated Women Students is a group organized at Fairmont State College on April 9, 1964. It is composed of women ' s groups and all women on campus. The orga- nization gives service and opportunity for women to set and maintain their own standards and to govern them- selves. The purposes of Associated Women Students are to provide leadership for self-government, to promote good social relationships between all women ' s groups, and to stimulate a greater appreciation of cultural and aca- demic affairs. Local chapters of the organization may, after a proba- tionary period, affiliate with the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students, which is a national organization for women at colleges throughout the United States. OFFICERS-A ' w . P. Horky, R. Robles, N. Walsh. L. Rohanna. P. Lohse. 1 !■ i i ' ' f OfiOfO UlA fJiiiJkliilll

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BLAZERS To be elected a member of Blazers. Senior Woman ' s Honorary, organized in 1947, is a distinction highly hon- ored by every woman at Fairmont State College. Each year outstanding senior women are elected to this hon- orary organization. Women elected must have the qualities of scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and integrity and in addition, candidates must have earned at least a 2.85 average by the end of the fall term of their junior year. BLAZERS-7 ? r.. J. Bock. B. Shreve. C. Ballah; second r.. S. Hess, K. Spidle. S. Clelland. Suzanne Snyder, faculty advisor. FLAMES Junior Women ' s Honorary, a chapter organization of edgment to the outstanding junior woman who possesses Blazers, was organized in May of 1966 on Recognition qualities of leadership and scholarship and who has given Day. The purpose of this organization is to give acknowl- service to the college. FLAMES— Barbara Nailler. faculty advisor: P. Horky. M. Frye. B. Wrachford. 21

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ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA-ttw .- D. Longenette, H. Boggs, B. King, L. FarnswortrC M. Bock, S. White, S. Liston, K. Fanslev, P. Witschey, S. Benson. Row 2: N. Wood, M. Frowen, G. Valentine, S. Emery, F. Gamigli- ano, T. Belcastro, S. Long, J. Markley, R Toothman, N. Ware. K Ware. Darrel Pigot, J. Chadwell, Row 3-. B. McClung, W. Laughlin, S. Dicken, T Burky, L. Thornton, C. Baney, J. Mariner, E. Ward. R. Rosier. H Thorp ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA Founded in 1958, the Alpha Alpha Alpha business hon- orary at Fairmont State College was organized to promote interest in the study of business. The functions of the hon- orary are dinner meetings and trips to business firms. Its purpose is to acquaint the students with the type of peo- ple they will be working with in the future. DORM PRESIDENTS These students represent the five dormitories on cam- pus—Morrow Hall, North Hall, Pence Hall, and privately owned Morgan Hall and Garden Lane Apartments. Their purpose is to plan social functions. H BBBaBH - DORM PRESIDENTS-AW . P. Pickering, T. Cunningham, K. Spidle. 23